Campus protests ripple nationwide over MIT strike call
Across the country hundreds of students and teachers attended seminars in support of a one day research strike. At Florida State University 60 students were arrested for violating an injunction as SDS held a rally. University of Rochester and Colgate Rochester Divinity School also faced student protests demanding more black faculty and funding.
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Government measures mix welfare, education and taxes
The day’s Sacramento items include Alan Raffee named to the Social Welfare Board for a federal study on campus disorders, debates on a King Library naming at UC Davis, and flourishes of tax reform plans. Senate actions cover smut provisions, mail rules, and a unified University of California system proposal. Assembly advances prayers, highway funds shifts, jai alai licensing, and education measures while expanding retirement and bilingual funding aims.
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Navy board hears pathologist on Sealab 3 death details
The pathologist who ruled Berry M. Cannon died of carbon dioxide poisoning testifies to a Navy board. Cannon convulsed before entering Sealab 3 at 610 feet off Southern California on February 17. Investigators review repeated accidents, oxygen line tampering, power failures, and CO2 absorption faults aboard the habitat.
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Garrison accuses assistant in aiding Shaw case
Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison charged his former research assistant Thomas Bethell with unlawfully aiding Shaw’s defense by providing a secret list of prosecution witnesses. Bethell faces possible jail and fines if convicted as Shaw’s conspiracy trial concludes.
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Reagan disappointed governors on federal campus study request
Governor Ronald Reagan said he was disappointed that governors did not back his call for a federal study of campus demonstrations and violence. He urged the study to determine if a national plan exists or if disruptions are a modernized version of the party raid. He also questioned adding student and faculty reps to UC and State college boards and linked Berkeley clashes to San Francisco State College quiet.
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